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flathead fishing
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 wishnwasfishn | 11/02/07 18:25:18 (Australia/Sydney) |
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the pink attack is the no 1 flathead lure just troll it in shallow murky water eg mooney mooney creek last went out in canoe about 3 weeks ago and caught about 14 on the pink attack lure |
| jiggler | 12/02/07 20:23:13 (Australia/Sydney) |
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G'day wishnwasfishn Do you use soft plastics for flatties at all? Up my way we absolutley brain them when there on. 30-40 in a session not unheard of. |
| wishnwasfishn | 14/02/07 18:21:06 (Australia/Sydney) |
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yes yes i do use lots of sort plastics but onli in good weather otherwise the canoe blows all over the place so it is alot easier to just keep the motor on and a trolling speed with 4 rods off it |
| Dan | 18/02/07 15:22:35 (Australia/Sydney) |
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Yeah soft plastics are the go, up in bobbin head have get a heap of flatties on them, using the 3inch BMs Hard bodies are handy in the wind, can just paddle and troll for em. See my fishing galleries here...
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